Nailing subtrochanteric short femur fractures

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About This Presentation

Nailing subtrochanteric short femur fractures


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Nailing Subtroch
Short Segment
Femur Fractures
Amir Matityahu, MD
Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery
UCSF and SFGH Departments of Orthopaedic Surgery

Conflict of Interest
Designed variable angle cephallomedullary
femoral nail
Ownership EPIX Orthopaedics

Malalignment
Associated with
–Proximal 1/3 fx
–Distal 1/3 fx
–Comminuted
segmental fx
•Less Likely in
–Middle 1/3 fx
–Stable fx pattern
•Not due to Method
of treatment
•Anterograde vs
Retrograde
•Troch vs Piriformis

Anatomy of SubtrochFractures
Muscle Pull
–Proximal
•Abduction
•Flexion
•External rotation
–Distal
•Short
•Medial
•External rotation
Short
Proximal
Segment

Forces after fixation

Malalignment and Varus in
SubtrochFxis Common
Factors that lead to nonunion
Varus and Anterior Apex Angulation ≈10-20%
Medial Cortical abutment
Nail autodynamization
Shulka, Cephallomedullarynails subtrochanteric fractures, Injury, 2007

Varus and Apex Anterior in Subtrochfractures
Nail without reduction

Treatment options
Cephalomedullarynail
–Axial stiffness
–Load to failure
–Cycles to failure
Fixed angle plate
–More lateral position
•Greater bending forces
•Decreased load to failure
•Decreased number of cycles to failure
Kuzyk, P et al. Intramedullary Versus Extramedullary Fixation for SubtrochantericFemurFractures. J OrthopTrauma.
2009;23(6):465-470
Biomechanical Study of IntramedullaryVersusExtramedullary Implants for Four Types of Subtrochanteric Femoral Fracture
Jie Wang MD,Haobo Jia MD,Xinlong Ma MD,Jianxiong Ma MD,Bin Lu MD,Haohao Bai MD,Ying Wang MD
Orthopaedic Surgery

OR Setup
Scissor position or Lateral Decubitus

preop c-arm
Make sure you can get a perfect lateral of head and neck

OR Set up
EM reduction

Prep anteriorly in case you need to push down

Subtrochanteric nails
Avoiding Varus
Proper insertion point
–Trochaformisstart site
Reduction before reaming

Trochanteric Femoral Nailing
starting point
Too Lateral
Blow out or Varus
Correct Too Medial
Valgus, Increased
leg length
Ostrumet al JOT 2005

Holland TAN TFN Gamma 2Gamma 3
Proximal bend 10 5 6 4 4
Rad of Curv300mm 350mm 150mm 300mm 200mm
Trochanteric Start
Ostrumet al JOT 2005

Know your nail’s anatomy
variable proximal bend and thickness
Tip of the greater troch may be too lateral
Holland TAN Gamma TFN
Ostrumet al JOT 2005

Piriformis Fossa is a posterior structure
Trochanter is bulbous

Trochanteric entry nail:
IS entryeasier to access?
–Watch out for the Oval
•Reaming sequentially causing an oval entry hole and varus
Ream ReamReam
Insert
Nail
OVAL

Avoid Varus with correct entry!
Avoid reaming laterally!
Avoid Oval by Use of one step reamer!

85 year old female post PVA
Sup/peritrochantericfracture Jan 2006

TFN

14°VARUS
Medial Translation

2 years post op
Nonunion and Hardware Failure
30°
Varus
nonunion
100°
Neck-Shaft Angle

Lateral Decubitus Position

Steps for Troch Entry

Short Segment Femur Fracture
54 yomale jumper 30ft

TEN 38cm x 11 mm

Two screws into head

67 year old cyclist

OTA Resident Lecture

Thank You
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